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Difference between 'get along' and 'get on'



 
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Difference between 'get along' and 'get on' #1 (permalink) Tue Jun 21, 2005 19:27 pm   Difference between 'get along' and 'get on'
 

Test No. incompl/advan-78 "GMAT Verbal Quiz", question 8

The main quality that is required of someone holding that kind of job is to have the ......... to get on with people.

(a) task
(b) ability
(c) requirement
(d) need

Test No. incompl/advan-78 "GMAT Verbal Quiz", answer 8

The main quality that is required of someone holding that kind of job is to have the ability to get on with people.

Correct answer: (b) ability

Your answer was: correct
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Is "get on with people" the same as "get along with people"?
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Difference between 'get along' and 'get on' #2 (permalink) Wed Jun 22, 2005 20:34 pm   Difference between 'get along' and 'get on'
 

Yes, both phrasal verb expressions meaning almost the same.

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